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Patrick MoyroudHigh Tech India - Part One (4/11/1989)

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India is the hot place now for companies to look at for new software development. The trend actually started more than fifteen years ago. This is an early look at the growth of high-tech in India, shot on location in Bangalore, New Delhi, and Bombay.

Guests: Mike Shah, Digital Equipment; Vinay Deshpande, PSIAshok Soota, Wipro; Venkat Mohan, Wipro; P. S. Deodhar, Electronic Comm; S. G. Pitroda, Advisor to the PM Arjun Malhotra, Hindustan; Rajendra Pawar, NIIT, Jerry Gaudet, DECS. Balakrishnan, CMC.

Originally broadcast in 1989.

This movie is part of the collection: Computer Chronicles

Director: Patrick Moyroud
Producer: Sara O'Brien
Production Company: Stewart Cheifet Productions
Keywords: india; bombay; new delhi; bangalore; outsourcing; software

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs

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india_2_64kb.mp4				33 MB
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Reviewer: agent - - May 27, 2006
Subject: A twenty-six year old trend, time for a follow-up?
I love watching movies like these. Thank you Internet Archive!

I really enjoyed hearing about the phone systems, UNIX, and IBM! It did not surprise me to hear that it was easier to make a call to the United States than from department to department.

It would be great to see a follow up story that shows the impact of the software development, and focused more on the standard of living. Another area that could be addressed are the challenges that climate and weather conditions pose. I am particularly interested in the weather aspect because another article mentioned the extreme wind and heat conditions in India

Another computer related article on India.
http://www.locustworld.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=110